Courtside Tickets for Washington Nationals
Washington Nationals field-level tickets sit at the top of the resale stack at Nationals Park — the seats season-ticket holders guard most closely and the ones that move last on game day. The table below shows every upcoming home game, ordered by date, with the current floor price and the top listing (a solid proxy for premium-tier demand). If you want field-level, these are the games to target — and Seated Courtside will ping you the instant a field-level-priced listing drops.
Every upcoming Washington Nationals home game — floor and ceiling
| Game | Date | From | Top listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| vs Los Angeles Angels | Fri, Sep 11 | $18 | $413 |
| vs Los Angeles Angels | Sat, Sep 12 | $24 | $697 |
| vs Los Angeles Angels | Sun, Sep 13 | $18 | $413 |
| vs Washington Nationals | Tue, Sep 15 | $15 | $545 |
| vs Washington Nationals | Wed, Sep 16 | $24 | $546 |
| vs Washington Nationals | Fri, Sep 25 | $23 | $413 |
| vs Washington Nationals | Sat, Sep 26 | $30 | $697 |
| vs Washington Nationals | Sun, Sep 27 | $21 | $467 |
“Top listing” is the highest-priced seat currently on the resale market for that game — generally premium club, suite, or field-level inventory. Lower for quiet matchups, higher for marquee ones.
Where field-level seats are cheapest vs priciest
Cheapest top-tier listing right now: vs Los Angeles Angels on Fri, Sep 11 — top seat around $413. Priciest: vs Los Angeles Angels on Sat, Sep 12 — top seat around $697.
If you're flexible on date, the first row of the table is usually where field-level buyers should focus: lower demand means more listings, faster price drops inside 48 hours, and a real shot at a deal.
What counts as “field-level” at Nationals Park
Field-level at Nationals Park means the first rows behind home plate, along the dugouts, and down the baselines. Many of these are named clubs (Dugout, Legends) rather than numbered sections, and include all-inclusive food and beverage.
How to get Washington Nationals field-level tickets without overpaying
Field-level inventory at Nationals Park moves in waves. Season-ticket holders list early (premium pricing). A second wave hits 72–48 hours before tip-off as holders who can't attend finally give up. A third wave lands in the last 6–12 hours, often the steepest discount of the cycle. Catching any of the last two waves can cut the top-tier price by 30–60%.
Seated Courtside polls Nationals Park's official ticketing partner on a schedule tuned to catch those waves — every 8 hours beyond 48 hours out, every 3 hours inside 48 hours, every 30 minutes on game day. Tell us your budget and seat zone once; we email you the moment field-level matches appear.